SNRG and Hook Norton Low Carbon welcome Energy Minister to SmartGrid project Recently, ahead of the Government’s announcement of its call for evidence on community batteries as part of the Local Power... Explore
Watt's Next: How Grid Bottlenecks in the Oxford - Cambridge Corridor Can be Overcome The quest for growth across the UK is being hampered in places by lengthy delays to connect new developments to... Explore
SNRG SmartGrid unlocks expansion at Harwell Science and Innovation Campus Harwell, the UK’s leading science and innovation campus, becomes the first science campus to adopt a commercial smart grid, providing... Explore
Watt's Next: Why businesses are unlikely to see falling electricity bills Why are Britain’s commercial electricity prices so high? And when can businesses expect to see them fall? Non-domestic electricity prices... Explore
SNRG to unlock millions in savings for residents and housebuilders at one of the UK’s largest new towns Otterpool Park’s Master Developer has signed an exclusive agreement with clean energy infrastructure firm SNRG to design, build, and operate... Explore
Watt's Next: End of argument: Renewables are now cheaper than fossil fuels As much as we need to decarbonise the world and transition away from fossil fuels, there is one main driver... Explore
Watt's Next: Electrification everywhere: A vision of 2050 Britain The UK’s energy landscape will be transformed over the next couple of decades - and latest projections predict that Britain’s... Explore
Watt's Next: How the solar roadmap points the UK in the right direction Finally we can navigate by the Solar Roadmap, a joint government-industry strategy outlining tangible steps to scale up solar power... Explore
Watt's Next: Place-based power and the clean energy sectors plan The UK’s new Clean Energy Industries (CEI) Sector Plan puts onshore and offshore wind, nuclear, fusion, hydrogen, CCUS and heat-pumps... Explore
Watt's Next: Why turbines can keep turning with place based power There are several reasons why UK energy bills are so high, chiefly the marginal pricing mechanism, which dictates that the... Explore
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